Let us know the Prophet Muhammad the Messenger of Mercy and Peace(part2)
We complete with God's help what we started in the previous article from the definition of the prophet of mercy Muhammad
We stopped in the previous article when the revelation came down to the Prophet in a Hiraa laurel and he came back to his wife Khadijah and was afraid and told her what had happened with him. she reassured him and went with him to her cousin.
her cousin Waraka ben Nawfal told him that what happened with him was great and he said, "I wish I could be alive when this is done to you, and then I will support you." Ben Nawfal told God's apostle that his people would expel him from Mecca and the Prophet told him: Will they get me out of my country? Ben Nawfels says: "Everything that came along like you the his people expelled him.
Then the revelation began to come down to the Messenger of Allah through Gebril peace be upon him and God ordered him to invite people to worship God and leave the worship of idols and invite them to good morality, honesty, honesty, compassion and justice, and not to eat the dead animals ,and leaving the bad action and told them that all people is the same and no difference between white or black or poor or who have money
The apostle said: "God does not look at your forms, but at your hearts and actions."
God ordered the Messenger of Muhammad to begin by inviting his people and those close to him
The Prophet began to invite his people to worship one God. His wife, Mrs. Khadijah, was the first woman to believe in him. His cousin, Ali Ben Abi Talib was the first young man to believe him and Abu Bakr was first man who believe him
The Prophet continued to invite people to worship God in secret and was more than sympathetic to it were the weak and slaves because of the freedom, mercy and justice found in Islam's religion.
Then Allah ordered the Holy Prophet to publicly invite the people to worship their God
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